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Old 04-15-2012, 10:21 PM
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Chris,
Decided to post this info in the tiller thread. The NAPA pulleys, part # 7-05212 , are deeper and wider than the original (NF) pulleys.

Original NF pulleys .460 wide and .520 deep

NAPA pulleys .563 wide and .550 deep

The person who let me know about the NAPA tiller belt for the NF ( AX-144 ) told me to use those pulleys to keep the long tiller belt in place.

It worked great for me and haven't had any issues at all using the factory belt on my mower deck.


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This is good to know, "Thanks" for sharing the information!!!
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I would like to thank you for the detailed rebuild of your tiller. I have one bearing left to pull off of a shaft (tomorrow.... it's just about off, just need a little more oomph from a gear puller to get it the rest of the way off), then I'll start the process of putting it all back together. I got my bearings thru a local Cub dealer. And, you inspired me to get a pile of stainless fasteners to put it back together. I'll be glad when it's usable again...... I really miss it!
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nra1ifer,
Glad this thread has helped you on your tiller project. Post some pictures of your work!
I have another solid pulley coming for the mule drive next week. This should help me complete the set up that is going to be used on the 147R someday. Then need to get the long belt.
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Folks,
Its been a while, but I just got a call from a new member who is restoring a tiller. Just wanted to check and see if the pictures were still here.
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